(JazzPlanet) Ida Sand - Meet Me Around Midnight (Eac Flac Cue)

Ida Sand - Meet Me Around Midnight













Artist: Ida Sand
Title Of Album: Meet Me Around Midnight
Label: The ACT Company ?– ACT 9716-2
Format: CD, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 23 Mar 2007
Genre:Jazz
Style:Jazz/Blues Jazz/Soul


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Cover- included

Tracklist

1. Mr Pianoman - 03:38 (Kuller / Eckstine)
2. Bang Bang - 02:47 (Sonny Bono)
3. Brutal Truth - 03:59 (Ida Sand)
4. Every Little Bit Hurts - 04:06 (Ed Cobb)
5. Here Comes The Rain Again - 04:05 (Lennox / Stewart)
6. One For My Baby - 03:50 (Arlen / Mercer)
7. Feeding Off The Love Of The Land - 05:16 (Steveland Morris)
8. Higher Ground - 04:36 (Steveland Morris)
9. At Last - 05:05 (Gordon / Warren)
10.Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes - 02:53 (Sam Hopkins)
11.Maybe You'll Be There - 04:13 (Bloom / Gallop)
12.Use Me - 03:17 (Bill Withers)
13.Home - 04:08 (Ida Sand)

personnel

Vocals, Grand Piano, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Arranged By– Ida Sand
Acoustic Guitar– Ulf Wakenius
Bass– Lars Danielsson (3), Ove Andersson (tracks: 12)
Cello– Lars Danielsson (3) (tracks: 12)
Drums– Michael Edlund (tracks: 7, 10, 12), Rasmus Kihlberg
Electric Guitar– Henrik Jansson, Ola Gustafsson (tracks: 7, 10, 12)
Grand Piano– Jan Lundgren (tracks: 1, 5)
Trombone, Vocals– Nils Landgren



Listen to Sample

http://musicmp3.ru/artist_ida-sand__album_meet-me-around-midnight.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn5-w1b1xyk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-L6Jps6ERE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quPmn5UJss0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jwjxGg-wqc



review




29-year-old singer and pianist Ida Sand didn't feel rushed to start a solo career: Born into a musical family -- her father was an opera singer, her mother a church musician -- she studied music in Stockholm and then worked with a large number of Swedish musicians, honing her skills. One of these musicians was Nils Landgren, who gave Sand ample opportunity to show her talent on the latest release of his Funk Unit, Licence to Funk, and now that she has finally recorded an album under her own name, Landgren is on board as a producer and also guests on a number of songs. Meet Me Around Midnight is a vocal jazz album deeply influenced by blues and soul, and Sand's experience as a musician shows: she has an earthy, expressive voice, but she never feels the need to push it into the spotlight -- where other young singers make every song a showcase for their undeniably impressive technique, Sand is refreshingly relaxed and focuses on the songs, not on herself. Most of the tracks are covers, and they have been selected from a wide range of sources: Sand performs two Stevie Wonder songs ("Feeding Off the Love of the Land" and "Higher Ground"), the Eurythmics composition "Here Comes the Rain Again," Nancy Sinatra's "Bang Bang," a Lightnin' Hopkins song ("Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes") and the old Arlen-Mercer song "One for My Baby" (made famous in versions by Frank Sinatra and Etta James). She finds a fresh arrangement for most of these, some more acoustic-based, with piano, bass, drums, and vocals as the main ingredients, and others more electric, giving them a bluesy touch with guitar and electric piano. Sand's own composition "Brutal Truth" is one of the album's highlights, a funky R&B song with a soulful groove, and her beautiful piano ballad "Home" quietly ends the album. Not every song on Meet Me Around Midnight is a standout, but even the less exciting arrangements ("At Last") are performed skillfully enough to make the album work as a whole. Sand is a promising new talent on the music scene, and with her subtle feel for dynamics, Meet Me Around Midnight shows more sophistication than you'd expect from a debut album. It's simply a good listen all the way through.